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| focus = Condition Damage, Support
 
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==Overview==
 
==Overview==
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A condition DPS Mirage build that also provides permanent {{tooltip|Alacrity}} and 25 stacks of {{tooltip|Might}} to 5 players by spamming the ambush skill {{Skill|Chaos Vortex}}. It excels against bosses that attack a lot due to a large portion of its damage coming from {{tooltip|Confusion}}. It is also highly survivable and can easily avoid boss attacks because it is in {{trait|Mirage Cloak}} for most of its rotation. Also incidentally provides {{tooltip|Fury}}, {{tooltip|Aegis}} and {{tooltip|Resolution}} to party members through {{Skill|Winds of Chaos}} and {{trait|Master Fencer}}.  
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A condition DPS Mirage build that also provides permanent {{tooltip|Alacrity}} and a bit of {{tooltip|Might}} and {{tooltip|Fury}} by spamming ambush skills and shatters.
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It excels against bosses that attack a lot due to a large portion of its damage coming from {{tooltip|Confusion}}. It is also highly survivable and can easily avoid boss attacks because it is in {{trait|Mirage Cloak}} for most of its rotation. Also incidentally small amounts of {{tooltip|Aegis}}, {{tooltip|Resolution}} and {{tooltip|Swiftness}} to party members through {{Skill|Chaos Storm}}.  
  
  
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| specialization = Mirage
 
| specialization = Mirage
 
| weapon1 = Staff
 
| weapon1 = Staff
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| weapon3 = Staff
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| weapon3 = Axe
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| healing = False Oasis
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| weapon4 = Torch
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| healing = Signet of the Ether
 
| utility1 = Signet of Midnight
 
| utility1 = Signet of Midnight
 
| utility2 = Signet of Domination
 
| utility2 = Signet of Domination
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===Weapon Variants===
 
===Weapon Variants===
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One of your staffs may be swapped for '''Axe/Pistol'''. This will be a significant increase in damage but approximately halves your {{tooltip|Alacrity}} generation, so you will need another source of {{tooltip|Alacrity}} to make it permanent. Two mirages running '''Staff''' & '''Axe/Pistol''' will provide more damage than one '''Staff''' mirage and one [[Build:Mirage_-_Condi_DPS_Chaos|DPS mirage]].
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* You can run '''Staff''' in both sets for a greatly simplified rotation, but at a significant DPS loss.
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* Running a '''Focus''' instead of a '''Torch''' generates more {{tooltip|Confusion}} if you're able to consistently get the {{skill|Phantasmal Warden}} to combo with an ethereal or smoke field. The phantasm will not prioritise your own fields however, so this may be ineffective if your group is dropping a lot of "bad" combo fields (such as light or water fields).
  
  
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==Template Code==
 
==Template Code==
 
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==Specializations==
 
==Specializations==
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{{Specialization|Dueling|top|top|mid}}
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{{Specialization|Illusions|bot|bot|bot}}
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{{Specialization|Chaos|top|bot|top}}
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{{Specialization|Chaos|top|bot|bot}}
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{{Specialization|Mirage|top|mid|top}}
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{{Specialization|Mirage|top|mid|bot}}
  
  
 
===Trait Variants===
 
===Trait Variants===
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* Take {{Trait|Duelist's Discipline}} and {{Trait|Mirrored Axes}} if you are using the '''Axe''' variant.
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* If you desperately need more {{tooltip|Might}} and {{tooltip|Fury}}, you can switch to {{trait|Infinite Horizon}}, which should allow you to cap both boons, though with a different rotation and significant DPS loss.
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* {{Trait|Bountiful Disillusionment}} if your uptime of {{tooltip|Vigor}} or {{tooltip|Regeneration}} isn't permanent. Use {{Skill|Distortion}} immediately after another shatter to not waste any clones.
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** {{Trait|Self-Deception}} is not strictly necessary when running {{trait|Infinite Horizon}}, but can be used to cover more mistakes, or instances where clones die unexpectedly. If you are confident that it will not be needed, {{Trait|Riddle of Sand}} is more damage, and {{Trait|Renewing Oasis}} could be used if {{tooltip|Regeneration}} uptime is not permanent.
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* {{Trait|Self-Deception}} is used to cover more mistakes, or instances where clones die unexpectedly. If you are confident that it will not be needed, {{Trait|Riddle of Sand}} is more damage, and {{Trait|Renewing Oasis}} could be used if {{tooltip|Regeneration}} uptime is not permanent.
 
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** If running the '''Axe''' variant, it is important *not* to run {{Trait|Self-Deception}} as you don't want to generate any staff clones when using Deceptions.
 
  
  
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| stats = Viper
 
| stats = Viper
 
| weight = Light
 
| weight = Light
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| rune = Superior Rune of the Nightmare
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| rune = Superior Rune of the Trapper
 
| rune-qt = 6
 
| rune-qt = 6
 
| weapon1 = Staff
 
| weapon1 = Staff
 
| weapon2 =  
 
| weapon2 =  
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| sigil1 = Superior Sigil of Bursting
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| sigil1 = Superior Sigil of Torment
 
| sigil2 = Superior Sigil of Energy
 
| sigil2 = Superior Sigil of Energy
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| weapon3 = Staff
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| weapon3 = Axe
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| weapon4 =  
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| weapon4 = Torch
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| sigil3 = Superior Sigil of Bursting
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| sigil3 = Superior Sigil of Earth
 
| sigil4 = Superior Sigil of Energy
 
| sigil4 = Superior Sigil of Energy
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| infusion1 = Malign +9 Agony Infusion
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| infusion2 = Malign +9 Agony Infusion
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| infusion1-qt = 5
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| infusion2-qt = 18
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| infusion2 = Spiteful +9 Agony Infusion
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| relic = Relic of the Fractal
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| infusion2-qt = 13
 
 
| variant =  
 
| variant =  
 
<!-- Custom stats -->
 
<!-- Custom stats -->
 
| head =  
 
| head =  
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| shoulders = Ritualist
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| shoulders =  
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| chest = Ritualist
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| chest =  
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| hands = Ritualist
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| hands =  
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| legs = Ritualist
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| legs =  
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| feet = Ritualist
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| feet =  
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| backpiece =
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| backpiece =  
 
| accessory1 =
 
| accessory1 =
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| accessory2 =
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| accessory2 =  
 
| amulet =
 
| amulet =
 
| ring1 =
 
| ring1 =
 
| ring2 =
 
| ring2 =
 
}}
 
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* No boon duration is required to maintain {{tooltip|Alacrity}}.
  
  
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===Boon Duration Variants===
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===Non-SotO Relics===
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{{tooltip|Ritualist stats}} provide a very efficient way to get boon duration. The above setup provides 28,47% with the bonus from {{Trait|Chaotic Persistence}}, but more {{tooltip|Ritualist stats}} gear can be swapped in if required. It is recommended that you have somewhere between 25-35% boon duration.
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{{relic|Relic of Thorns}} is generally the best core relic for condi builds, but it won't trigger on encounters where you're not taking damage from the boss. In such cases, you could consider other options:
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* {{relic|Relic of the Mirage}} - depending on the boss, you might be able to trigger this a lot, and it is theoretically stronger than the recommended relic.
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* {{relic|Relic of Durability}} - {{tooltip|Regeneration}} is very important thanks to {{trait|Illusionary Membrane}} and {{trait|Chaotic Persistence}}, so this can help with the uptime somewhat.
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If you do not have access to {{tooltip|Ritualist stats}} gear, you can go full {{tooltip|Viper stats}} with {{food|Salsa Eggs Benedict}} and {{utility|Toxic Maintenance Oil}} to reach 33.13%.
 
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In fractals, the extra concentration and endurance regeneration from [https://wiki.guildwars2.com/wiki/Mist_Mobility_Potion mobility potions] may allow you to run with less boon duration on your gear, or play the '''Axe/Pistol''' variant without compromising {{tooltip|Alacrity}}.
 
  
  
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'''Food'''
 
'''Food'''
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* {{food|Koi Cake}}, {{food|Rare Veggie Pizza}} or {{food|Red-Lentil Saobosa}}
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* {{food|Meaty Asparagus Skewer}}
  
  
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==Usage==
 
==Usage==
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A big part of this rotation is maximising the uptime of Chaos Armor for {{trait|Illusionary Membrane}}. This can be applied with {{skill|Chaos Armor}}, {{Skill|Cry of Frustration}}, or by leaping in an ethereal field:
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* Ethereal Fields: {{skill|Chaos Storm}}, and the '''Lesser Chaos Storm''' triggered by {{skill|False Oasis}} (via {{trait|Method of Madness}})
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* Leap Finishers: {{skill|Axes of Symmetry}} and {{skill|Jaunt}}
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===Rotation===
 
===Rotation===
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Throughout the rotation, you should use {{skill|Jaunt}}. It's worth using for the damage alone, but the real value is that thanks to {{trait|Self-Deception}}, it will generate an extra clone (provided you already have at least one). This allows you to reliably trigger {{trait|Dune Cloak}}, and can also be used as a source of {{skill|Chaos Armor}}.
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Whenever '''Shatter''' is listed, use whichever is available with the following priority:
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# {{skill|Cry of Frustration}}
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# {{skill|Mind Wrack}}
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# {{skill|Diversion}}
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<big>'''Opener'''</big><br>
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Begin on '''Staff'''
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# {{skill|Phantasmal Warlock}}, and {{skill|Phase Retreat}} during the cast
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# {{skill|Chaos Armor}}
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# {{skill|Chaos Storm}}
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# {{skill|Jaunt}} back into position
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# {{tooltip|Dodge}}
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# {{tooltip|Weapon Swap}}
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<big>'''Axe'''</big>
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# {{Skill|Imaginary Axes}}
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# {{Skill|Lingering Thoughts}}
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# '''Shatter''' - assuming you have three clones, this will grant {{tooltip|Mirage Cloak}}
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# {{skill|Jaunt}} after the clone from '''Lingering Thoughts''' appears
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# {{Skill|Imaginary Axes}}
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# {{skill|The Prestige}}
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# {{skill|Phantasmal Mage}} and {{tooltip|Dodge}} during the cast
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# {{Skill|Imaginary Axes}}
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# {{Skill|Lingering Thoughts}}
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# '''Shatter'''
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# {{Skill|Imaginary Axes}}
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# {{skill|Crystal Sands}} - make sure this skill finishes as it's easy to interrupt
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# {{skill|Signet of the Ether}} and move into the Mirage Mirror created by '''Crystal Sands'''
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# {{Skill|Imaginary Axes}}
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# {{skill|Phantasmal Mage}} and {{tooltip|Dodge}} during the cast
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# {{Skill|Imaginary Axes}}
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# {{Skill|Lingering Thoughts}}
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# '''Shatter'''
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# {{Skill|Imaginary Axes}}
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# {{Skill|Axes of Symmetry}} and {{tooltip|Dodge}} during the cast
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# {{Skill|Imaginary Axes}}
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# {{Skill|Lingering Thoughts}}
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# '''Shatter'''
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# {{Skill|Imaginary Axes}}
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# {{tooltip|Weapon Swap}}
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<big>'''Staff'''</big>
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# {{skill|Phantasmal Warlock}}, and {{skill|Phase Retreat}} during the cast
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# {{tooltip|Dodge}} as you run back into position
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# {{skill|Chaos Vortex}}
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# Autoattack until you have two clones
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# '''Shatter'''
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# {{skill|Chaos Vortex}}
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# Autoattack until you have two clones
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# '''Shatter'''
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# {{skill|Chaos Vortex}}
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# {{skill|Chaos Storm}} just before '''Phase Retreat''' is ready
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# {{skill|Phase Retreat}}
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# {{skill|Phantasmal Warlock}}
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# {{tooltip|Weapon Swap}}
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# Return to start of '''Axe''' section
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[https://youtu.be/k6Fz3wumVVM Video example]
  
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=== Infinite Horizon Rotations===
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{{Collapse start|Click to view}}
 
<big>'''Opener'''</big>
 
<big>'''Opener'''</big>
  
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** The best way to recover clones on this build is using {{Skill|Phase Retreat}}, then immediately using {{Skill|Jaunt}} back into position and casting either {{Skill|False Oasis}} or {{Skill|Crystal Sands}}.
 
** The best way to recover clones on this build is using {{Skill|Phase Retreat}}, then immediately using {{Skill|Jaunt}} back into position and casting either {{Skill|False Oasis}} or {{Skill|Crystal Sands}}.
 
** It is worth slightly delaying skills that generate clones in order to guarantee you can get back to three as soon as possible.
 
** It is worth slightly delaying skills that generate clones in order to guarantee you can get back to three as soon as possible.
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* Use {{Skill|Chaos Storm}} off cooldown, but don't prioritize it over {{Skill|Chaos Vortex}}.
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* Use {{Skill|Chaos Storm}} off cooldown.
 
* Use {{Skill|Chaos Armor}} off cooldown.
 
* Use {{Skill|Chaos Armor}} off cooldown.
 
* Use {{Skill|Crystal Sands}} off cooldown.
 
* Use {{Skill|Crystal Sands}} off cooldown.
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[https://youtu.be/3MTKpGRvLz4 Video example]
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[https://youtu.be/36QsfyS8aBQ Video example]
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[https://youtu.be/RLll5GGvRjs Video example (Riddle of Sand)]
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[https://youtu.be/katFrowiuqQ Video example (Staff + Axe/Pistol)]
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[https://youtu.be/v-y_IpWkZK0 Video example (Staff + Axe/Focus)]
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* Dodge as much as possible while leaving yourself endurance to evade attacks. Be sure to only weapon swap when below 50% endurance so as not to waste any of the endurance gained from {{Sigil|Superior Sigil of Energy}}.
 
* Dodge as much as possible while leaving yourself endurance to evade attacks. Be sure to only weapon swap when below 50% endurance so as not to waste any of the endurance gained from {{Sigil|Superior Sigil of Energy}}.
 
* {{Skill|Jaunt}} and {{Skill|Chaos Armor}} can be cast during other skills' channels.
 
* {{Skill|Jaunt}} and {{Skill|Chaos Armor}} can be cast during other skills' channels.
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** Make sure to never use {{Skill|Jaunt}} during {{Skill|Chaos Vortex}} as this will create new clones due to the {{Trait|Self-Deception}} and will cancel the clone attacks.
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* If using {{skill|Infinite Horizon}}, make sure to never use {{Skill|Jaunt}} during ambushes as this will create new clones due to {{Trait|Self-Deception}} and will cancel the clone attacks.
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* Make sure to never {{tooltip|Weapon swap}} during the animation of {{Skill|Chaos Vortex}} as this will cancel the Ambush attack.
 
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* If your target is about to attack, you can slightly delay {{Skill|Chaos Storm}} in order to trigger {{Trait|Chaotic Interruption}}. This trait will trigger even against foes with defiance bars, provided they are using a skill.
 
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* If you're not comfortable with timing {{Skill|Cry of Frustration}} to your phantasms in the opening rotation, you can simply delay it a few seconds until {{Skill|Phase Retreat}} is off cooldown for easier timing at a very small DPS loss.
 
 
* {{Skill|False Oasis}} and {{Skill|Cry of Frustration}} have the same cooldown, so you may find it easy to always use {{Skill|False Oasis}} after shattering for clone recovery.
 
* {{Skill|False Oasis}} and {{Skill|Cry of Frustration}} have the same cooldown, so you may find it easy to always use {{Skill|False Oasis}} after shattering for clone recovery.
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* {{Skill|Phantasmal Warlock}} is a DPS loss if used regularly in your rotation, but can be useful to apply vulnerability if your squad is lacking other sources.
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* {{Skill|Phantasmal Warlock}} is a DPS loss if used regularly in your rotation, so is only used for the clones it generates.

Latest revision as of 04:42, 23 August 2025

The community gave this build a rating, making it top-tier: Great

Focused on: Condition damage and Support

Designed for: Raids and Fractals

Expansions required: Path of Fire Builds

Difficulty:
Hard
This build was last updated on August 23, 2025 and is up to date for the June 24, 2025 patch.

Overview

A condition DPS Mirage build that also provides permanent Alacrity Alacrity and a bit of Might Might and Fury Fury by spamming ambush skills and shatters.

It excels against bosses that attack a lot due to a large portion of its damage coming from Confusion Confusion. It is also highly survivable and can easily avoid boss attacks because it is in Mirage Cloak for most of its rotation. Also incidentally small amounts of Aegis Aegis, Resolution Resolution and Swiftness Swiftness to party members through Chaos Storm.


Skill Bar

Staff
Axe/Torch
Utility


Weapon Variants

  • You can run Staff in both sets for a greatly simplified rotation, but at a significant DPS loss.
  • Running a Focus instead of a Torch generates more Confusion Confusion if you're able to consistently get the Phantasmal Warden to combo with an ethereal or smoke field. The phantasm will not prioritise your own fields however, so this may be ineffective if your group is dropping a lot of "bad" combo fields (such as light or water fields).


Skill Variants

  • Feedback over Signet of Domination if you need reflects.


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Specializations


Trait Variants

  • If you desperately need more Might Might and Fury Fury, you can switch to Infinite Horizon, which should allow you to cap both boons, though with a different rotation and significant DPS loss.
    • Self-Deception is not strictly necessary when running Infinite Horizon, but can be used to cover more mistakes, or instances where clones die unexpectedly. If you are confident that it will not be needed, Riddle of Sand is more damage, and Renewing Oasis could be used if Regeneration Regeneration uptime is not permanent.


Equipment

Head
Viper
Shoulders
Viper
Chest
Viper
Hands
Viper
Legs
Viper
Feet
Viper
Backpiece
Viper
Accessory
Viper
Accessory
Viper
Amulet
Viper
Ring
Viper
Ring
Viper
Staff
Viper
Sigil
Sigil
Axe
Viper
Torch
Viper
Sigil
Sigil
Rune
x6
Infusion
x18
Relic
  • No boon duration is required to maintain Alacrity Alacrity.


Non-SotO Relics

Relic of Thorns is generally the best core relic for condi builds, but it won't trigger on encounters where you're not taking damage from the boss. In such cases, you could consider other options:

  • Relic of the Mirage - depending on the boss, you might be able to trigger this a lot, and it is theoretically stronger than the recommended relic.
  • Relic of Durability - Regeneration Regeneration is very important thanks to Illusionary Membrane and Chaotic Persistence, so this can help with the uptime somewhat.


Consumables

Food


Utility

  • or


Usage

A big part of this rotation is maximising the uptime of Chaos Armor for Illusionary Membrane. This can be applied with Chaos Armor, Cry of Frustration, or by leaping in an ethereal field:

  • Ethereal Fields: Chaos Storm, and the Lesser Chaos Storm triggered by False Oasis (via Method of Madness)
  • Leap Finishers: Axes of Symmetry and Jaunt


Rotation

Throughout the rotation, you should use Jaunt. It's worth using for the damage alone, but the real value is that thanks to Self-Deception, it will generate an extra clone (provided you already have at least one). This allows you to reliably trigger Dune Cloak, and can also be used as a source of Chaos Armor.

Whenever Shatter is listed, use whichever is available with the following priority:

  1. Cry of Frustration
  2. Mind Wrack
  3. Diversion


Opener
Begin on Staff

  1. Phantasmal Warlock, and Phase Retreat during the cast
  2. Chaos Armor
  3. Chaos Storm
  4. Jaunt back into position
  5. Dodge Dodge
  6. Weapon Swap Weapon Swap


Axe

  1. Imaginary Axes
  2. Lingering Thoughts
  3. Shatter - assuming you have three clones, this will grant Mirage Cloak Mirage Cloak
  4. Jaunt after the clone from Lingering Thoughts appears
  5. Imaginary Axes
  6. The Prestige
  7. Phantasmal Mage and Dodge Dodge during the cast
  8. Imaginary Axes
  9. Lingering Thoughts
  10. Shatter
  11. Imaginary Axes
  12. Crystal Sands - make sure this skill finishes as it's easy to interrupt
  13. Signet of the Ether and move into the Mirage Mirror created by Crystal Sands
  14. Imaginary Axes
  15. Phantasmal Mage and Dodge Dodge during the cast
  16. Imaginary Axes
  17. Lingering Thoughts
  18. Shatter
  19. Imaginary Axes
  20. Axes of Symmetry and Dodge Dodge during the cast
  21. Imaginary Axes
  22. Lingering Thoughts
  23. Shatter
  24. Imaginary Axes
  25. Weapon Swap Weapon Swap


Staff

  1. Phantasmal Warlock, and Phase Retreat during the cast
  2. Dodge Dodge as you run back into position
  3. Chaos Vortex
  4. Autoattack until you have two clones
  5. Shatter
  6. Chaos Vortex
  7. Autoattack until you have two clones
  8. Shatter
  9. Chaos Vortex
  10. Chaos Storm just before Phase Retreat is ready
  11. Phase Retreat
  12. Phantasmal Warlock
  13. Weapon Swap Weapon Swap
  14. Return to start of Axe section


Video example


Infinite Horizon Rotations

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Opener

  1. Phantasmal Warlock
  2. Phase Retreat
  3. Jaunt
  4. False Oasis
  5. Crystal Sands
  6. Dodge and cast Chaos Vortex
  7. Chaos Storm
  8. Cry of Frustration just before your Phantasms transform into clones (approximately 4 seconds after your cast Phantasmal Warlock)
  9. Jaunt to regain your third clone


Rest of the Rotation

After the opener above you want to be dodging as often as you can to trigger Chaos Vortex.

  • Try to cast Cry of Frustration off cooldown, and immediately recover three clones.
    • The best way to recover clones on this build is using Phase Retreat, then immediately using Jaunt back into position and casting either False Oasis or Crystal Sands.
    • It is worth slightly delaying skills that generate clones in order to guarantee you can get back to three as soon as possible.
  • Use Chaos Storm off cooldown.
  • Use Chaos Armor off cooldown.
  • Use Crystal Sands off cooldown.
    • Be mindful of your where you place the Mirage Mirror, as you will want to be able to access them later.
    • The Mirage Mirror spawns in the center of the skill's AoE marker.
  • Keep a charge or two of Jaunt for mobility or in case you run out of clones for some reason.


Video example


Video example (Riddle of Sand)


Video example (Staff + Axe/Pistol)


Video example (Staff + Axe/Focus)


General Tips

  • Make sure to collect the Mirage Mirrors from False Oasis and Crystal Sands for extra casts of Chaos Vortex.
  • Dodge as much as possible while leaving yourself endurance to evade attacks. Be sure to only weapon swap when below 50% endurance so as not to waste any of the endurance gained from Sigil of Superior Sigil of Energy.
  • Jaunt and Chaos Armor can be cast during other skills' channels.
  • If using Infinite Horizon, make sure to never use Jaunt during ambushes as this will create new clones due to Self-Deception and will cancel the clone attacks.
  • False Oasis and Cry of Frustration have the same cooldown, so you may find it easy to always use False Oasis after shattering for clone recovery.
  • Phantasmal Warlock is a DPS loss if used regularly in your rotation, so is only used for the clones it generates.
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Ratings

This build has a rating of 4 stars based on 2 votes.
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3 stars
OfficerAndyGentleman gave this build 3 stars • April 2024
Permanent or high uptime on the three key boons for an alacrity support, and capable of dealing good damage against bosses that attack frequently.
5 stars
Troupe gave this build 5 stars • May 2021
Deals ludicrous damage with a very simple while also taking care of an entire squad's Alacrity and Might.

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